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Can you Overdose on Outsourcing? Maintaining 'Health' for Enterprise-wide Value Chains

Author: Kathleen Goolsby

Sometimes touted as a "miracle drug" for business transformation and competitive advantage, outsourcing can be a bitter pill if not taken as prescribed. Unfortunately, some executives mistakenly believe, if one flavor of "outsourcing pill" is good, then a fistful must be even better for company growth and efficiency. But caution is advised against "self-medicating" habits. Just as drug interaction problems can result from mixing various pills, an unsatisfactory outcome may result from multiple outsourcing providers not interacting for a buyer's optimal value.

 
 

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